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By failing to remove John Davidson's tic from the broadcast, editors let down both black and disabled people, says Guardian assistant Opinion editor Jason Okundaye ...

Throughout the speech, Trump seemed tired. He had difficulty reading from his teleprompter; he gripped the podium with a tightness bordering on desperation ...

Reform is promising a 'patriotic school curriculum' - but what does that mean? In the end it comes down to submission to the leader, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr ...

A quick landgrab has distorted into a complex geopolitical conflict - and even Trump's fulminations can't seem to make Ukrainians give in, says Rajan Menon, a professor emeritus of international relations ...

Editorial: The US president fights 1970s battles in a financialised age. America faces not a payments crisis but a slow erosion of industrial and technological power ...

No single organisation can deliver the change that socialists want. As Nigel Farage has shown, politics has to be ruthlessly tactical, says political writer and podcaster Joe Todd ...

The US men's and women's teams claimed titles at the Winter Games this past week. The warm fuzzy feelings didn't last long though ...

Recognising much of the party's support to be a vote against the status quo could prove a blueprint for Labor - if it can avoid the pitfalls ...

At least the British gave us the perp-walk shots. But I fear that any Americans seeking real justice will have to wait, and wait, and wait, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde ...

The president and his aides vilify the judiciary with brutal rhetoric, hoping to delegitimize a co-equal branch of government ...